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How is the word кстати translated from Russian to English

Сокращение от «между прочим» в неформальной переписке.

By the way; used in casual writing.

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English translation
btw

Examples with “кстати”

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  • Кстати, встречу перенесли на пятницу. — btw, the meeting moved to Friday.

  • Файл, кстати, пришлю позже. — I'll send the file later, btw.

  • В конце сообщения она добавила короткое «кстати». — She added a quick "btw" at the end of the message.

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FAQ about “кстати”

How is “кстати” translated from Russian?
“кстати” translates into English as “btw”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “кстати” mean?
Meaning of “кстати”: Сокращение от «между прочим» в неформальной переписке. In English — “btw”.
What part of speech is “кстати”?
“кстати” is a phrase.
Where can I see examples with “кстати”?
Example sentences with “кстати” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
How can I memorize “кстати”?
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